Shot Savers
- Mayankjaiswal
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Shot Savers
Hi Friends,
I have recently bought a telescope Tasco make for my IO 3006 rifle for approx Rs.8000. I have 2 quaries with the same -Is the scope fit for a 3006 and i am looking for a shot saver, laser cartriges or any other instrument which can help me to zero the scope. Where in India can i buy those??
I have recently bought a telescope Tasco make for my IO 3006 rifle for approx Rs.8000. I have 2 quaries with the same -Is the scope fit for a 3006 and i am looking for a shot saver, laser cartriges or any other instrument which can help me to zero the scope. Where in India can i buy those??
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Re: Shot Savers
Mayank,
The Tasco, especially if it is Chinese made, will not give you good service on your rifle. The important factors are the mounts and rings, not the scope itself. I presume you are going to fit this on the 11mm rail on the rifle (post 2010 models).
My suggestion to you is as follows:
1. Get good quality mounts(21mm) and rings, preferably Warne for the Sauer 202, and mount them on the tapped points on the action.
2. Get a better made scope, preferably an American of European manufactured one that will hold up to the recoil of the rifle.
3. Do not affix a scope of objective diameter more than 40mm and an overall length of 13 inches. Anything above that will foul with the rear sights and a greater length will not give you good eye relief. The 11mm rail on the action is for diopter sights. Its another matter that the IOF 'designers' have forgotten to modify the front at the muzzle.
Importantly read the IOF .30-06 thread thoroughly. all this information is already available on it.
As concerns laser bore sighters, you could try some dealers if any could be available with them. However, bear in mind that they are not the final word on zeroing. You will still have to adjust parallax.
The Tasco, especially if it is Chinese made, will not give you good service on your rifle. The important factors are the mounts and rings, not the scope itself. I presume you are going to fit this on the 11mm rail on the rifle (post 2010 models).
My suggestion to you is as follows:
1. Get good quality mounts(21mm) and rings, preferably Warne for the Sauer 202, and mount them on the tapped points on the action.
2. Get a better made scope, preferably an American of European manufactured one that will hold up to the recoil of the rifle.
3. Do not affix a scope of objective diameter more than 40mm and an overall length of 13 inches. Anything above that will foul with the rear sights and a greater length will not give you good eye relief. The 11mm rail on the action is for diopter sights. Its another matter that the IOF 'designers' have forgotten to modify the front at the muzzle.
Importantly read the IOF .30-06 thread thoroughly. all this information is already available on it.
As concerns laser bore sighters, you could try some dealers if any could be available with them. However, bear in mind that they are not the final word on zeroing. You will still have to adjust parallax.
Last edited by Katana on Mon Nov 28, 2011 2:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Shot Savers
friend,
get a boresighter,it can save lot of trouble.
regards
get a boresighter,it can save lot of trouble.
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Re: Shot Savers
In stead of throwing money on a laser boresighter which you will probably use only once; just mount the rifle on a stable rest (you can use sandbags etc. for this), remove the bolt and look through the bore to get a rough zero. Should put you on paper on the first shot, then use the windage & elevation adjustments to dial the scope in.
+1 to Katana's suggestions w.r.t getting better quality equipment.
Cheers!
Abhijeet
+1 to Katana's suggestions w.r.t getting better quality equipment.
Cheers!
Abhijeet
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Re: Shot Savers
Sir thankyou for your suggestions. But 1 questions still remains unanswered- Where can i buy a boresighter in India.
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Best would be to ask someone to get it for you. Select a universal one so that you could use it on different bores. I believe the ones made by Laserlyte are quite popular.
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Re: Shot Savers
Get a collimeter. More accurate.
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Re: Shot Savers
or use two piece of string, one coming out of the centre of the bore to the point in the target, and align other one from the scope centre to the same point as the firest one and adjust scope to meet in the centre of the two strings.
the above is classified experimental stage thus the outcome can not be 100% cert
the above is classified experimental stage thus the outcome can not be 100% cert
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Re: Shot Savers
Not sure about its availability in shops. But keep an eye open on our buy sell sectionMayankjaiswal wrote:Sir thankyou for your suggestions. But 1 questions still remains unanswered- Where can i buy a boresighter in India.
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friend,Mayankjaiswal wrote:Sir thankyou for your suggestions. But 1 questions still remains unanswered- Where can i buy a boresighter in India.
pm me will give a friends contact,he can help you get a boresighter.
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